Hi, I've a large Zabbix 5.0 environment composed of:
- single Zabbix Server VM (6 vCPU, 16Gb RAM)
- single MySQL 5.7 VM (6 cCPU, 32Gb RAM, storage write speed at about 350 MB/s from inside mysql's data directory)
- 90 Zabbix Server Proxy with compression enabled.
- 7500 monitored host (6000 enabled / 1000 not enabled).
- 570.000 items (420.000 enabled, 120.000 disabled, 25.000 not supported)
- 209.000 triggers
- Required server performance, new values per second 5550.00
My current annoying problem is the Zabbix Server's Proxies queue
As you can see on attached graphs, we have a Queue at about 80K entry and a "NVPS" at about 5K.... by this way I doubt that the situation could be better in the future...
How can I increase my Zabbix's NVPS capacity?
In your opinion the problem could be on Zabbix Server? Mysql? Proxies??
Thank you in advance for any help.
Regards,
Fabrizio
- single Zabbix Server VM (6 vCPU, 16Gb RAM)
- single MySQL 5.7 VM (6 cCPU, 32Gb RAM, storage write speed at about 350 MB/s from inside mysql's data directory)
- 90 Zabbix Server Proxy with compression enabled.
- 7500 monitored host (6000 enabled / 1000 not enabled).
- 570.000 items (420.000 enabled, 120.000 disabled, 25.000 not supported)
- 209.000 triggers
- Required server performance, new values per second 5550.00
My current annoying problem is the Zabbix Server's Proxies queue

As you can see on attached graphs, we have a Queue at about 80K entry and a "NVPS" at about 5K.... by this way I doubt that the situation could be better in the future...
How can I increase my Zabbix's NVPS capacity?
In your opinion the problem could be on Zabbix Server? Mysql? Proxies??
Thank you in advance for any help.
Regards,
Fabrizio
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